Ch. 6 Investing

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What factors should consumers consider when planning an investment

  • Your objectives

  • Types of investments

  • Expected returns

  • Risk tolerance

  • Liquidity

  • Diversification

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What is the largest stock exchange

NYSE

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Stocks that are not listed on securities exchanges can be bought and sold at the…

Over-the-counter (OTC) markets

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In what 2 ways are stock prices quoted

  • They appear in the financial section of the Wall Street Journal and other major newspapers.

  • Listings are available on the internet. You can quickly and easily find stock quotes on financial websites

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What ways can you earn a return from owning stock

  • Dividends

  • Selling stock at a higher price than you paid for it

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List 3 types of bonds and who issues each type

  • Corporate bonds- Corporations that need money to operate and expand

  • Municipal bonds- State, county, and city governments

  • Government securities and bonds- the US government

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2 types of Treasury securities

  • Treasury bills

  • Treasure notes

  • Treasury bonds

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Each of the above securities are sold in increments of…

$100

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2 types of savings bonds

  • Series EE bond

  • Series I bond

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How much does EE savings bonds sell for

Full face value

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What causes many savers to buy I savings bonds

Series I bonds earn interest based on combining a fixed interest rate and the inflation rate

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Give 3 advantages of mutual funds

  • Professional management

  • Diversification

  • Liquidity

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What costs are associated with mutual funds

  • Maintenance fee

  • Load

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Name 2 financial experts who can offer you advice

  • Accountant

  • Financial planner

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How can you tell an investment offer may be dishonest

  • Promises a high rate of return at low risk

  • Demand immediate payment

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How can you find out if complaints have been made about a stockbroker

Contact the FINRA

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What is the relationship between risk and rate of return

The higher the rate of return offered, the greater the risk

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Name 2 alternative investment options

  • Real estate

  • Valuable goods (collectibles, precious metals, gemstones)

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How can you earn a return from investing in real estate

  • Rent

  • Capital gains when you sell the property for more than its purchase price

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401(k) plan

Employer sponsored retirement plan that allows an individual to deposit earnings into a tax-deferred investment

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Bear market

Extended period of falling stock prices, which comes with uncertainty and pessimism

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Blue chip stock

Stocks from large and well established companies that have demonstrated they can withstand downturns in the economy

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Brokerage firm

Financial institution that facilitates the purchase and sale of financial securities by buyers and seller

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Bull market

Extended period of rising stock prices, which comes with higher consumer confidence and optimism

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Capital gain

Income that results from selling an asset for more than the purchase price

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Capital loss

Loss of money that occurs when the selling price of an investment is less than the purchase price

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Commission

An amount of money paid to an organization or employee for facilitating or conducting a sale

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Common stock

Stock that has voting rights and receives dividends when declared by a company

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Dividend

Portion of a company’s earnings that is paid to stockholders

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Diversification

Spreading risk by putting money in different types of investments

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Growth stock

Stock from companies that put a premium on long-term growth. Most or all profits are put back into the company, and often there are no dividends

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Insider training

When an employee uses private company information to purchase company stock or other securities for personal gain

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Investment portfolio

Collection of the investments a person has made

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IRA

Personal account for setting money aside for retirement

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Liquidity

The ease with which an investment can be converted to cash without losing value

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Mutual fund

Investment created by pooling the money of many people and investing it in a collection of securities

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NASDAQ

An American based electronic network for trading securities

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Preferred stock

Type of stock that pays a regular dividend at a fixed rate

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Prospectus

Legal document that gives a detailed description of a security

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Return

Income you earn on an investment

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SEC

The governmental agency that regulates the securities industry

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Stock

Share in ownership of a corporation

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Stockbroker

An agent who executes stock trades for clients

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Securities exchange

A secondary market where securities are bought and sold through stockbrokers

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Wall Street journal

Most widely known financial newspaper